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Old 03-23-2008, 08:16 PM   #20
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That's not bad then. I guess just a zip tie on the fork tube and one down near the caliper would be enough.

And yeah, I know about brake fluid. I'm going to pull all the fairings and wheels and everything anyways and do lots of things together...

I don't but I should... I'll do it when I do my big overhaul sometime before the track in 5 weeks...

You shouldn't do that with brake cleaner, right? I imagine it could damage the piston seals... maybe pull the pads and use some emory paper on those bad boys?
You're right. It will eat the seals. Use some sort of biodegradable cleaner. I use Liquid Performance Total Cycle Cleaner and a toothbrush. It worked well.
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